King Charles sparked health concerns with a secret visit to a wellness and healing center in India that provides “supportive and palliative cancer care”.

The 75-year-old man, who was diagnosed with cancer in February, stopped by Soukya Spa in Bengaluru on his way home from a tour of Australia and Samoa with his wife, Queen Camilla.

Spa is known for his belief that traditional treatments can help cancer patients. Founded by Issac Mathai.

According to Soukya’s website Daily Monster, The group says “classical Homeopathic medicine” works in harmony with nature’s efforts to correct physiological and psychological imbalances.

He adds: “Homeopathy is particularly effective for allergic respiratory conditions, chronic fatigue syndrome, irritable bowel syndrome, hypertension, early cancer and AIDS.

Meanwhile, Mathai once admitted: “I will not say that we cure cancer, but in addition to radiotherapy and chemotherapy, alternative medicine is also prescribed for effective pain management.”

According to information provided by an official source to the same news source, it was stated that the King, who is generally understood to have adopted a holistic approach to cancer treatment, did not receive alternative treatments for his cancer at the spa.

But the unannounced break led to speculation that the king was using non-Western and holistic treatments to combat cancer.

A friend of King Charles told the press: “He has always taken a holistic approach to health and this has served him well over the last year, he is doing remarkably well.”